Jersey
States of Jersey Law 1966
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This Law sets out how the States of Jersey are made up, how they meet and vote, how committees work, and several related offences and penalties.
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Jersey
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This Law sets out how the States of Jersey are made up, how they meet and vote, how committees work, and several related offences and penalties.
Jersey
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This law sets out how the States of Jersey are made up, how elections and ministers work, and what rules, powers, immunities, and offences apply in States business.
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This law amends police force rules to let the Chief Officer charge for some police goods and services, designate certain employees and contractors to perform police functions, and require custody-visiting arrangements and reports.
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This Law amends police governance rules, including Minister, Police Authority, and Chief Officer duties, inspections, and appointment steps.
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This amendment law changes the police force law, defines “principal Law,” updates the performance-and-discipline wording for police officers, and says the amendment starts 7 days after registration.
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This Law sets up the States Police Force’s governance, roles, appointments, reporting duties, and several offences.
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This amendment law restructures Jersey’s statistics law, creates new governance bodies, and sets duties for the Chief Statistician, the Minister, the Statistics Council, and producers of tier 1 statistics.
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This Law sets up Statistics Jersey and the Statistics Users Group, gives the Chief Statistician census and data-collection powers, and protects statistical information from identifying disclosure.
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This Law repeals the enactments listed in the First Schedule to the extent stated there, and allows the enactments in the Second Schedule to be cited by the short titles listed there.
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This Law revises several Jersey laws, repeals two listed laws, may be cited by its short title, and starts 7 days after registration.
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This law repeals listed older enactments to the extent they are obsolete or no longer in force, and it provides short titles for citing listed enactments.
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This law repeals certain listed enactments and allows the listed enactments to be cited by short titles.
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This law amends the Subordinate Legislation (Jersey) Law 1960, applies to subordinate enactments not made by the States unless the law says otherwise, and starts on the seventh day after registration.
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Some subordinate enactments must be laid before the States soon after they are made, and the States may annul them later.
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This Law sets how succession to the Crown works in Jersey, updates oath references to include heirs and successors, gives the States power to amend oath forms by Regulations, and provides for the Regent to perform royal functions in Jersey when that happens under UK law.
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This law sets Jersey’s general time during summer time to one hour ahead of Greenwich mean time, with fixed start and end times, and lets the States change the summer-time period or offset for a year by Act.
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This part sets rules for sales of goods and supply of services, including contract formation, consumer status, warranties, delivery, price, and passing of risk.
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This amendment adds a new rule requiring certain self-managed funds to satisfy the economic substance test and lets the Comptroller issue, revise, and publish guidance about how that test is met.
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This law amends the Jersey economic substance law, changes the definition of core income-generating activities, tightens the company test, and limits when the Comptroller may share information.
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Resident companies with relevant activities must meet Jersey’s economic substance test and provide information to the Comptroller when required.